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What’s a midseason top 25 supposed to look like? As we head into Week 8, we’ve certainly seen new stars emerge (hello, Fernando Mendoza!) and we’ve seen some highly anticipated seasons falter, but with so many games left to play, it’s hard to separate the flash in the pan from the real deal.
So, ESPN’s selection committee (Bill Connelly, David Hale, Max Olson, Adam Rittenberg and Paolo Uggetti) tried to build out this year’s midseason top 25 like a Major League Baseball All-Star team — a few of the biggest names, because their talent is unquestionable, and a few of the plucky upstarts that we may end up regretting if they don’t maintain this hot start through December.
The good news is, we’ll do this all again in another two months, and if your favorite player didn’t crack this list, we’ll be happy to atone for the mistakes then. — David Hale
It’s not enough to simply list off King’s stat line, which is impressive. To fully appreciate what he brings to Georgia Tech requires watching him play and the utter physicality and relentless drive he brings to every snap. Coach Brent Key joked King doesn’t really get going until there’s a little blood on his jersey, and that’s probably about the highest compliment you can give him. — Hale
DE, Ohio State, Senior 2025 notable stats: 31 tackles, 9.5 TFL, 6 sacks 2025 preseason ranking: NR
When Illinois scored a meaningless touchdown with 4:25 to play in a blowout loss in Week 7, it marked the first time all season Ohio State had surrendered a second touchdown in a game. The Buckeyes’ defense has been otherworldly, leading the nation in scoring defense and top 10 in total defense, rushing defense and passing defense. There are plenty of reasons why, but the havoc Curry has created at the line of scrimmage — six sacks, 9.5 TFL, 15.4% pressure rate — is at the top of the list. His 22 pressures are twice what any other Buckeyes defender has recorded, and he has been a nightmare for opposing QBs, who are averaging just 4.4 yards-per-dropback when Ohio State doesn’t blitz. — Hale
How good is Tyson? When Arizona State’s starting QB Sam Leavitt missed Week 7’s game against Utah, forcing the Sun Devils to turn to a struggling Jeff Sims, Tyson was largely thwarted in the passing game — making eight catches for just 40 yards. It would end up being the first game all season he didn’t catch a touchdown pass. So, what did he do instead? Took a goal-line carry into the end zone for a score. Tyson now has the second-longest active scoring streak in the country, and is tied with Ohio State’s Jeremiah Smith for the most total touchdowns by a receiver with eight. — Hale
OL, Duke, Junior 2025 notable stat: No sacks allowed 2025 preseason ranking: NR
Few players in the country have been as consistently good as Parker over the past three years. So far this season, Pro Football Focus grades him as the top tackle in the country. For the season, Parker has been on the field for 373 snaps — 95% of Duke’s total offensive downs — and blown just two run blocks, allowed no sacks and has been flagged for just a single penalty. Meanwhile, the Blue Devils have quietly blossomed into one of the most explosive offenses in the country, with 39 plays of 20 yards or more (seventh nationally) this season. — Hale
WR, USC, Junior 2025 notable stats: 7 total TD, 682 yards, 44 catches 2025 preseason ranking: NR
One of two players nationally — and the lone player from the Power 4 — with five games with at least 90 receiving yards this year, Lemon has been a brilliant combination of explosiveness and consistency. He’s second to San José State‘s Danny Scudero in receiving yards nationally with 682, tied for seventh with six receiving touchdowns and is eighth in catches. And in the red zone, he has been virtually unstoppable, catching five of six targets with three touchdowns and two contested catches. — Hale
Reese headlines a new group of stars for the nation’s No. 1 defense. After recording 43 tackles in 2024, Reese has nearly matched that total with 38 in six games, including 4.5 sacks and two quarterback hurries. The 6-foot-4, 243-pound junior has a superb size-speed combination that new defensive coordinator Matt Patricia has maximized. He set career highs for total tackles (9), solo tackles (8) and sacks (1.5) in last week’s win at No. 17 Illinois. — Rittenberg
Despite becoming USC’s starter late this past season, Maiava entered the fall with surprisingly little hype. He has put himself on the national radar with consistent production and efficiency, completing 71.9% of his passes for 1,852 yards and 13 touchdowns. Maiava has thrown only two interceptions on 171 pass attempts. He leads the FBS in yards per attempt (10.83) and QBR (93.1), and leads the Big Ten in passing yards per game (308.7) and yards per completion (15.1). — Rittenberg
Moore essentially took a gap year in 2024, playing behind Dillon Gabriel after transferring in from UCLA. He showed no rust with the layoff, completing more than 74% of his passes in four of his first five starts, and threw three touchdown passes or more in four of his first five starts, including in a thrilling overtime win at Penn State. Although Moore struggled in last week’s home loss to Indiana, he’s completing 72% of his passes with 15 touchdowns. — Rittenberg
DB, Indiana, Senior 2025 notable stats: 19 solo tackles, 4 INT, 1 PD 2025 preseason ranking: NR
Moore returned to Indiana not knowing his playing status, as the 24-year-old sued the NCAA for an extra year of eligibility. He won the case in late September and has had many more victories on the field for Indiana’s surging defense. Moore is tied for third nationally in interceptions with four, while ranking second on the Hoosiers with 37 tackles. He has interceptions in each of the past two games after opening the season with seven tackles and an interception in each of the first two contests. — Rittenberg
CB, Notre Dame, Sophomore 2025 notable stats: 10 solo tackles, 1 FF, 3 INT 2025 preseason ranking: 13
Yes, it’s another Moore! The Irish defense has had a turbulent first half, but the unit is undeniably better when Moore plays. He’s one of the sport’s top cover corners, allowing only six completions on 15 targeted pass attempts. Moore has three interceptions and two pass breakups in only four games, as well as a forced fumble. He had two interceptions, a forced fumble and six solo tackles against Boise State, earning Walter Camp National Defensive Player of the Week honors. — Rittenberg
CB, LSU, Senior 2025 notable stats: 17 solo tackles, 1 INT, 5 PD 2025 preseason ranking: NR
LSU’s defense has allowed more than 10 points in just one of six games, and a transformed pass defense, led by this Virginia Tech transfer, has been the primary reason. After he shut down Clemson’s T.J. Moore in the season opener, opponents have quickly caught on: His side of the field is increasingly a no-fly zone. His man has been targeted 25 times on the season. Those passes have gained just 80 total yards, and only five have come in the past two games. — Connelly
Love goes where the yards are. If that means grinding away off tackle, so be it. If it means catching balls out of the backfield, that’s good, too. Love has produced at least 114 yards from scrimmage in four of his first six games, complementing eight rushing TDs with three receiving scores. He has enjoyed only one huge, Love-esque burst — a 46-yard score against Purdue— but we know it’s coming. — Connelly
DE, Utah, Sophomore 2025 notable stats: 17 solo tackles, 8 sacks, 2 FF 2025 preseason ranking: NR
We spend eight offseason months talking about who the best college football players are at a given position, and then the season starts and a guy shows up out of nowhere. After recording just five career tackles with one sack over two seasons as an understudy, Daley has suddenly become one of the nation’s best defensive linemen, recording 11 TFLs and eight sacks (both third in the nation) and keying a defense that has allowed more than 14 points just once in six games. — Connelly
He had to wait his turn after transferring from Tulane, but after catching 29 passes during Tennessee’s 2024 playoff run, Brazzell is up to 32 midway through the 2025 season. Oh yeah, and he’s just about the most explosive go-to receiver in the country. He torched Georgia for 177 yards and three scores, and while the Vols’ defense has regressed, Tennessee is still in the playoff hunt because of Brazzell and big-play passing. — Connelly
Bailey was one of the most highly-touted players in the transfer portal after recording eight tackles for loss and seven sacks for Stanford last year. He already has 9.5 TFL and 8.5 sacks, respectively, in half a season in Lubbock. The Red Raiders are in the driver’s seat for a spot in the Big 12 Championship because of a transformed defense, and for as good as Jacob Rodriguez, Romello Height and others have been, Bailey’s explosive pass rushing has played a massive role in the turnaround. — Connelly
DE, Texas A&M, Senior 2025 notable stats: 9 TFL, 8 sacks, 22 pressures 2025 preseason ranking: NR
Howell spent three years at Bowling Green and developed into a third-team All-MAC selection. Now he’s breaking out as the SEC’s sack leader in his second season with the No. 4 Aggies and already has two three-sack performances on the year. The 6-2, 248-pound edge defender is getting pressure on 19% of his pass rushes and is quickly playing his way into first-round draft pick status. — Olson
QB, Miami, Senior 2025 notable stats: 1,213 passing yards, 12 total TD, 3 INT 2025 preseason ranking: 29
After an up-and-down 2024 season cut short by an elbow injury at Georgia, Beck sought a fresh start at a Miami program determined to make the leap and get into the College Football Playoff. So far, so good. Beck’s big-game experience, with his 29-3 record as a starter, has made the difference for the No. 2 Hurricanes in tough tests early on. The veteran passer has raised his completion percentage (73.4%), yards per attempt average (8.7) and QBR (85.0) and has turned Miami into the clear ACC front-runner following a 5-0 start. — Olson
Hardy had an impressive freshman season at UL Monroe in 2024 and has taken his game to another level as the leading rusher in the SEC by a margin of nearly 200 yards. Hardy began his Tigers career with five consecutive 100-yard performances, including a career-high 250 against Louisiana. His toughness and ability to make defenders miss, with 511 rushing yards after contact (3rd in FBS) and 52 forced missed tackles (2nd), has made him a perfect fit for coach Eli Drinkwitz’s rushing attack. — Olson
Smith was No. 1 on this list to start the season, and in a lot of ways nothing has changed. You won’t find a more talented wide receiver in college football. Smith is second in the Big Ten in catches as the go-to target for new starting QB Julian Sayin. While he hasn’t had a 100-yard performance against a Power 4 defense, Smith is still routinely besting opponents’ efforts to take him out of games and has scored touchdowns in each of Ohio State’s past five wins. — Olson
The former five-star recruit came in as a Day 1 starter at right tackle for the Hurricanes. He continues to develop into an All-America talent and projected first-round pick as everyone expected under offensive line coach Alex Mirabal. Mauigoa has surrendered only one sack since the start of the 2024 season and has just one blown block and two penalties through five games as a junior, according to ESPN Research. — Olson
Despite working with the fourth offensive coordinator in his college career, Mendoza appears to have found the perfect fit. The Cal transfer was ready to take the next step and now his move to Bloomington appears fortuitous. Mendoza has looked the part of one of the best quarterbacks in the sport, attracting NFL draft hype, while leading the Hoosiers to an undefeated season so far and a signature win against Oregon last week where he was nearly flawless. — Uggetti
S, Ohio State, Junior 2025 notable stats: 18 solo tackles, 1 INT 2025 preseason ranking: 3
What is there to say about Downs that hasn’t been said before? The unanimous All-American this past season has picked up right where he left off. Put aside the numbers, Downs’ sheer gravity on defense keys the success of the Buckeyes’ unit, which has been one of the two best defenses in the country, despite swapping coordinators from Jim Knowles to Matt Patricia. Downs is a player whose impact will be felt more as Ohio State faces tougher opposition going forward. He’s fourth on the list, but it would surprise no one if he ended up closer to No. 1 by season’s end. — Uggetti
QB, Alabama, Junior 2025 notable stats: 1,678 yards, 18 total TD, 1 INT 2025 preseason ranking: NR
In his first full season as the Tide’s starter, Kalen DeBoer and offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb have unlocked Simpson’s talent and harnessed it into a potential Heisman Trophy-winning season. The junior from Tennessee has a 70% completion rate, 16 touchdowns and only 1 interception. But despite an offensive line that has allowed 12 sacks this season, Simpson has been more than just a steadying presence under center; through six games, he has been arguably the best quarterback in the sport. — Uggetti
If Rueben Bain Jr. has been the best defensive player in the sport, then Rodriguez is right on his heels. The Red Raiders boast the stingiest run defense in the country — allowing only 62.5 rushing yards per game — and Rodriguez is right at the center of it all. The senior has made his impact felt in the ground game and the air game, forcing multiple fumbles, deflecting passes and snatching multiple interceptions. It’s safe to say opposing offenses hate to see him coming. — Uggetti
To say that Bain is a game-wrecker would be an understatement. The junior from Miami has been one of college football’s most unstoppable forces this season — a 6-3, 275-pound difference maker whose combination of versatility, athleticism and production has fueled the Hurricanes’ defense. His season so far makes him worthy of being not just the No. 1 player on this list, but also of receiving plenty of chatter about being one of the top picks in the upcoming NFL draft. — Uggetti
Ben Baby covers the Cincinnati Bengals for ESPN. He joined the company in July 2019. Prior to ESPN, he worked for various newspapers in Texas, most recently at The Dallas Morning News where he covered college sports. He provides daily coverage of the Bengals for ESPN.com, while making appearances on SportsCenter, ESPN’s NFL shows and ESPN Radio programs. A native of Grapevine, Texas, he graduated from the University of North Texas with a bachelor’s degree in journalism. He is an adjunct journalism professor at Southern Methodist University and a member of the Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA).
CINCINNATI — Ten days ago, Joe Flacco didn’t know whether he’d get to experience again what he felt Thursday night.
Last week, Flacco was a quarterback who had been benched in his 18th NFL season. On Thursday night, he celebrated another comeback win in the AFC North.
Nine days after his trade to the Cincinnati Bengals, he led his new club to a 33-31 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers at Paycor Stadium. Needing points on the final drive to win, Flacco propelled the offense down the field, with kicker Evan McPherson‘s 36-yard field goal with seven seconds left sealing the victory.
Flacco acknowledged the uncertainty he had felt about getting back to the position he was in Thursday night.
“It felt like I might not, to be honest with you,” Flacco said. “It’s pretty special.”
In the second game following his trade from the Cleveland Browns, the 40-year-old helped Cincinnati snap a four-game losing streak. He was 31-of-47 passing for 342 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions. It was the first win for the Bengals (3-4) since starting quarterback Joe Burrow suffered a turf toe injury in Week 2.
Burrow watched from the sideline with a walking boot on his left foot as Flacco made plays in the closing minutes to prevent Cincinnati from a devastating collapse. The Bengals trailed by a point after leading for the bulk of the contest when Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth caught a 68-yard touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers with 2:21 left.
But in his 23rd regular-season game against the Steelers (4-2), Flacco delivered. With Cincinnati on the cusp of field goal range, he hit wide receiver Tee Higgins for a 28-yard completion down the left sideline that made McPherson’s kick a relatively easy one.
McPherson is among those who have enjoyed having the veteran quarterback on their team.
“I love his attitude and what he brings to the team,” said McPherson, who now has eight career tying or go-ahead kicks in the final two minutes of a regular-season contest. “He’s done a really good job connecting with guys on a really short notice.”
Flacco did most of his connecting with Higgins and wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase against the Steelers. Chase set a franchise record with 16 catches for 161 yards and a touchdown. It was his ninth game with more than 150 receiving yards, passing Jerry Rice for the second most in the first five seasons of an NFL career.
Chase again praised the franchise’s decision to acquire Flacco to be the starting quarterback.
“It’s honestly good having him here for us,” Chase said. “Organization made a big jump on him. We believed in him. We got him. He came in, doing his thing and showing off for us.”
Bengals coach Zac Taylor said Flacco’s experience was crucial in a game that Cincinnati “needed to have.” And the veteran almost made it look effortless.
“It’s easy for him,” Taylor said. “And it’s not, because he’s putting in the work. He’s so experienced in this situation. You gain a lot of confidence from that because he goes out there [and] it’s not too big.”
Last week, Flacco was going down Interstate 75, talking to Taylor on the phone as the coach started explaining as much of the playbook as quickly as possible. Despite his experience, Flacco wanted to make sure he didn’t waste an opportunity.
On Thursday night, Flacco talked about the relief his family probably felt to see him complete another game. In his postgame news conference, Flacco said he was eager to hear how that relief morphed into excitement.
“I can’t wait to talk to my wife tonight and just hear it in her voice and all those things,” Flacco said. “Talking to [family] reminds you of how special this is.”
The new controls will let parents stop their children from speaking with AI chatbots entirely or block access to specific characters they don’t like, Instagram lead Adam Mosseri and Meta chief AI officer Alexandr Wang wrote in a blog post announcing the changes on Friday. Meta’s AI assistant is a notable exception to this rule. The company says it will “remain available to offer helpful information and educational opportunities” with “age-appropriate protections in place.”
Meta said parents will also be given some form of “insight” into how their kids are using AI, though it was light on details for what this might look like in practice. From Meta’s description, it looks like the “insights” will take the form of a high-level summary of “the topics their teens are chatting about with AI characters” and Meta’s AI assistant. The company says it hopes the information will empower parents to “have thoughtful conversations with their teens about AI interactions.”
Mosseri and Wang said they “hope today’s updates bring parents some peace of mind that their teens can make the most of all the benefits AI offers.” Parents will have to wait a little longer to discover said peace of mind though: the controls won’t be available until “early next year.” Even then, they will be limited to Instagram and only for English-speaking users in the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Meta said it plans to expand the controls across its platforms in the future and said it will “have more to share soon.”
This is one of the first major safety updates Meta has made to its AI chatbots since deploying them across Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. It comes on the heels of another major update pushed only this week that limits what content teen Instagram accounts can view, in line with what you’d see in a PG-13 movie.
The Atlantic Music Group CEO shared a heartwarming message celebrating Sofia Richie just hours before she announced that she is pregnant with their second child and launched her first fashion line, SRG Atelier.
“I usually forget I even have Instagram, so I never really post,” Elliot wrote on Instagram Oct. 16. “But today’s different… it’s the launch of my incredible wife Sofia’s fashion brand, SRG Atelier.”
For the music executive, making a rare comment on social media was the least he could do after watching Sofia put in so much work on her new business venture. As he put it, “I’ve watched you pour your heart into every detail with your amazing team, and I couldn’t be prouder of you, Sof.”
Elliot—who tied the knot with Sofia in 2023—added, “You inspire me everyday and I love you.”
And that wasn’t the only way the 31-year-old celebrated his partner’s milestone. In addition to the sweet caption, Elliot included several snaps of Sofia looking at samples of her collection, testing out pieces and collaborating with her SRG Atelier team.
“Wait Elliot,” Sofia commented under his post. “Omg I love you so so much! You are my life.”
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The US Mint has revealed the design for a commemorative $1 coin honoring late Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs.
The coin features a young Jobs sitting crosslegged in front of a California landscape of rolling hills, the Mint said. Of course, he’s wearing a turtleneck. There’s also an inscription: “Make something wonderful.” The 2007 quote has been used to frame Jobs’ worldview and legacy by his estate.
It will cost $13.25 from the Mint website but you’ll have to wait until 2026 to get one.
The coin is part of a yearslong project paying tribute to American innovation that started in 2018, and nothing to do with current CEO Tim Cook’s fawning overtures to Donald Trump. Each state can nominate its own icon to memorialize. Wisconsin, one of the other states featured in 2026, selected the Cray-1 supercomputer from the mid 1970s.
When nominating Jobs in February, California Governor Gavin Newsom said he “encapsulates the unique brand of innovation that California runs on.”
FIFA has acknowledged that the United States government has the final say on determining the safety of World Cup host cities.
The news comes after U.S. president Donald Trump said FIFA president Gianni Infantino would “very easily” move 2026 World Cup matches away from designated host cities if he asked him to.
Trump also indicated he would seek to move the 2028 Olympic Games away from Los Angeles if he felt the city was not safe.
The U.S. president has previously spoken about moving World Cup matches away from what he deemed “dangerous” cities, previously naming Seattle and San Francisco.
“Safety and security are the top priorities at all FIFA events worldwide,” a FIFA spokesperson said. “Safety and security are obviously the governments’ responsibility and they decide what is in the best interest for public safety.
“We hope every one of our 16 host cities will be ready to successfully host and fulfil all necessary requirements.”
On Thursday, Trump said there had been “street takeovers” in Boston and claimed FIFA would move matches for next summer’s finals if he asked.
“If somebody is doing a bad job, and if I feel there are unsafe conditions, I would call Gianni, the head of FIFA, who’s phenomenal, and I would say, ‘let’s move it to another location’,” he told reporters in the U.S. on Tuesday.
“And he would do that. He wouldn’t love to do it, but he’d do it very easily.
“He’d do it and this is the right time to do it.
“I could say the same thing for the Olympics. If I thought LA was not going to be prepared properly, I would move it to another location.
“If I had to on that one, I’d probably have to get a different kind of a permission, but we would do that.”
FIFA president Infantino has developed a close relationship with Trump and most recently attended a Middle East peace summit alongside him in Egypt earlier this week.
FIFA vice-president Victor Montagliani said “FIFA makes those decisions” when asked earlier this month about Trump’s original threat to move matches.
Montagliani told Leaders Week London: “With all due respect to current world leaders, football is bigger than them and football will survive their regime and their government and their slogans.”
FIFA is understood to believe there are no issues with any of the 16 host cities across the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
A spokesperson for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) said in response to Trump’s comments: “The Olympic Games LA28 have the full support of the President of the United States, the Governor of California and the Mayor of Los Angeles.
“All of them are being extremely helpful in the preparations for these Games. This is mirrored on the operational level of the administration. There are three years to go and we are confident that LA28 will be great Olympic Games.”
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